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1. Export Control: Required when materials are being transferred across international borders

2. Safety Procedures: Necessary for hazardous materials or materials requiring special handling

3. Quality Control: Important when material quality is critical or when dealing with biological materials

4. Reporting Requirements: Used when regular updates on material usage or research progress are required

5. Third Party Rights: Needed when materials incorporate third-party intellectual property

6. Technology Transfer: Required when associated technology or know-how is being transferred along with materials

7. Regulatory Compliance: Important for materials subject to specific regulatory oversight

8. Insurance Requirements: Necessary for high-value or high-risk materials

1. Schedule A - Material Description: Detailed technical specifications of the materials being transferred

2. Schedule B - Transfer Protocols: Specific procedures for packaging, shipping, and handling of materials

3. Schedule C - Commercial Terms: Detailed pricing, royalty structures, and payment terms

4. Schedule D - Quality Standards: Quality specifications and testing requirements

5. Schedule E - Safety Data Sheet: Safety information and handling requirements for hazardous materials

6. Appendix 1 - Authorized Users: List of authorized personnel who may handle or use the materials

7. Appendix 2 - Facility Requirements: Specifications for facilities where materials may be stored or used

8. Appendix 3 - Reporting Templates: Standard forms for required reports and notifications